How to Make a Trouble Maker AI Dance Video

To make a Trouble Maker AI dance video you need two photos, one person or pet in each, and a Google account to sign in. Pick a length, and the video is ready in about 4½ minutes for 6 seconds, about 8½ minutes for 10 seconds or about 15 minutes for 15 seconds. It comes with the original Trouble Maker song already on it.

How to Make a Trouble Maker AI Dance Video in 3 Steps

1. Choose your two photos. Photo 1 becomes the dancer on the left, who walks in first (in the clip, the one in the white dress). Photo 2 becomes the dancer on the right, who holds photo 1 around the waist (the one in the dark red jacket). Both photos are required. JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC (iPhone photos), up to 10 MB each. On a computer you can also scan a QR code and send a photo from your phone.
2. Upload and pick a length in the generator. 6 seconds (6 credits) is just the face-to-face waist-hold hip sway. 10 seconds (13 credits) is the whole routine once: walk-in, hip sway, side-by-side dance, close-up and spotlight shot. 15 seconds (20 credits) is the whole routine, then the walk-in and hip sway again. Tick the consent box and press the button.
3. Download and post. You get a 720p vertical 9:16 MP4 with no watermark, saved in your account history. Download it or share it straight to TikTok. You can leave the tab while it renders; the page notifies you when it's done.

Only one video renders at a time per account. If a render fails it is retried once for free, and if it fails again the credits go back to your account automatically.

Photo Tips for a Better Likeness

• One person or pet per photo. Group shots make it unclear who should take each dancer's place.
• Face clearly visible, in good light. Dark or backlit photos give the model less detail to work with.
• Full body, or at least waist up. The waist hold and hip sway look best when the model can see your build.
• Wear what you want to be seen in. Each person keeps their own clothes from their photo.
• Use your own photos. Photos of celebrities, photos with another app's watermark and political imagery are refused (and the credits come back).

Who to Put in Photo 1 and Photo 2

• Couples: whoever should walk in first goes in photo 1; whoever holds the waist goes in photo 2.
• Friends: any two people work, and the more serious the faces, the funnier the hip sway.
• You and your pet: put your pet in either slot; pick a photo where its face is easy to see.

Other Ways to Do the Trouble Maker Dance

• Learn it and film it yourself. There are plenty of dance tutorials and mirrored practice videos of the choreography. You need a partner, space and some rehearsal, and you add the song yourself when you post.
• Use a general AI video tool. You write your own prompt, try to keep two people looking like themselves through every shot, and add the music afterwards. It can work, but it takes more attempts.
• Use this generator. The routine, the white studio and the original song are already set up; you only bring two photos.

Posting Your Video on TikTok, Reels and Shorts

• The video is already vertical 9:16, so it fills the screen without cropping.
• The original song is on the video, so you don't need to pick a sound.
• Hashtags people use: #troublemaker, #troublemakerchallenge, #kpop, #aidance.
• Say it's AI-generated in your caption, or use the platform's AI label.

How-To FAQ

How much does it cost? A 15-second video is 20 credits. The smallest pack, Single, is $9.90 for 20 credits. There's no free trial, but you earn +1 credit for each friend who signs up with your link (up to 50 credits) and +10 credits when a friend you invited makes their first purchase.

Can I leave photo 2 empty? No. The duet needs two dancers, so both photos are required.

Can I make it with my dog or cat? Yes. Use a clear photo of your pet in either slot.

Will the song be on my video? Yes. The original Trouble Maker song is laid back on every finished video, in sync with the moves.

Ready? Make your Trouble Maker AI dance.